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Vocab:

Di-li – no (future tense) Ka-on – eat Pa-ni-ud-to – lunch pa – Still / yet na – Now / Already

Mokaon ka ba a imong paniudto? – Will you eat your lunch?

Explanation:

“mo” prefix in front of kanon marks it as future tense. “ka” personal pronoun for YOU “ba” is a question marker asking “imong” is YOUR

As with any yes or no question the respondent can provide more information.

Here are two possible answers:

Dili pa – No but but there is a possiblity that he/she will eat later Dili na – No and the person is expressing that he/she has no plan to eat